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Japan, Osaka
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MTLGS emphasizes nurturing the whole child and developing life-long skills, including self-confidence, well-being, communication, social awareness, and self-regulation, and it uses the Move To Learn Program to promote brain–body coordination and concentration.
MTLGS provides inclusive support for students with high-functioning PDD, ASD, ADHD/ADD, Down syndrome, and learning disabilities, and employs specialist staff such as a Special Needs Therapist and a Counsellor.
English as an Additional Language support is available; core subjects are taught mainly in English, and if a student's English level is insufficient at admission, support classes are provided.
Mental wellbeing is addressed through a focus on self-confidence and well-being, with staff such as a Counsellor and Physiotherapist, and through the Move To Learn Program, which includes activities designed to improve concentration, social interaction, and emotional regulation.
The school states it is a safe and nurturing place for diverse learners and maintains welfare-oriented staff, including a Counsellor and Special Needs Therapist.
Move To Learn Global School, established in August 2021 in Takatsuki City, Osaka Prefecture, is an international day school offering education and support for children aged 3 to 12 with diverse learning needs. The school provides a bespoke curriculum designed from the best elements of British, IB, American and other global curricula, delivered in English and Japanese to build foundational skills in English literacy, math, science and STEAM. Because of its small class sizes (around 7–8 students), instructors tailor instruction to individual learners, especially for students with special educational needs such as ASD, ADHD and learning difficulties. The campus supports inclusive education and individualized development, rather than fixed grade-level expectations, helping students progress at their own pace while strengthening communication, cognitive and social skills.
